Bodyotics Menstrual Disc Reusable, 2-Pack Size S & L - Softer Than Menstrual Cups and Can Be Used Intimate Moments - Comfort-Fit Period Disc Set with 12 Hr Wear - 100% Medical Grade Silicone

I had used disposable ones before and I just could nottttt get it to work. So I was a little worried but these were easyyy. I like that it comes with both sizes. Tried the small for a couple of days but it got a little twisted. Changed to the large and it’s been perfect. Can’t feel it at all. Surprisingly more clean than I thought it would be.

I was hesitant to give this a shot because I wasn't sure how easy it would be to insert and remove. I am so glad I decided to give the disc a go! It is really very easy to use compared to the cup. With the cup, it took me quite a few cycles to perfect the insertion. With the disc, I'm feeling pretty confident using it with my first cycle! With the cup, I was always paranoid it didn't open up fully after inserting or it would take a while to get it to open up. With the disc, I just insert and once it's tucked in above the pubic bone, I'm set! No more spinning the cup around to ensure it's fully expanded. Just insert disc, tuck above pubic bone and I'm good to go! However, removal is still messy for me and will require some more getting used to. Also, the disc seems to hold more and there is no leaking. None. With the cup on my second day, I usually have to empty after about 5 hours. The disc went the full twelve with no spillage/leakage. And this disc is cute. I like the little case that comes with it; makes it easy to slip into my purse. I use the large as I'm over 40 and have had a child. If you're looking to make the switch from tampons and pads, give this a try first! . I honestly wish I'd tried this before getting the cup. This was cheaper, comes with two sizes, is great quality, and is really just all around an easier product to use for me. Remember to do your research! For some, anatomically, the disc is not an option. For example, if your pubic bone is not prominent enough to tuck the disc above, the cup may be a better option for you.

I’ve tried the pixie and the lumma disc. I loved them, but the strings felt annoying to me. However, when I cut the strings on these products, I struggled to remove the discs, as the “bulbs” on the end of the strings were no longer there to help me with removal. This lead me back to the hello disc. I loved the hello disc because it didn’t have the strings—it had a pull tab— so I didn’t feel the same annoying strings below my cervix. However, my hello disc put pressure on my bladder, causing generalized discomfort. For me, the rim was too firm. Bodyotics was the disc to fix this problem for me! I’ve seen a few people say this disc was harder to insert, and I would agree—but only because the rim is more soft and gentle (try a lubricant to help if you need)! I would definitely recommend trying the hello disc due to ease of insertion, but if that disc causes discomfort, I’d recommend this disc! It’s affordable and has a pull tab! It’s the “goldilocks” disc for me, personally! (It’s similar to the soft disc but has a pull tab! I love the soft disc, but it was really hard for me to remove.) (As I side note, I’ve also used cups. Everyone is different, but discs were way easier for me!) I hope this helps! Love that this brand is so affordable! EDIT: I tried the ecoblossom disc after I had a leak with this disc. The ecoblossom disc was also too firm for me, so I came back to this one. With all my discs and cups, this is the one I come back to because it’s soft, and I don’t feel the pressure against my bladder. Definitely the perfect disc for me but wish they made a round shape, too! EDIT 2: The diva disc is my absolute favorite now. No auto dumping because of the lip. I'd recommend that one more if you don't want any auto dumping. This is my second fav though. Both are very comfortable. :)

I love these discs. When I bought these it was my first time using menstrual discs. I havent felt the need to try any other discs because these are just fine for me. The quality is good, they are easy to clean, and the removal tab is really helpful and easy to use.

Mom of three. Tired of using throw-away products and spending money on uncomfortable options. I've tried different tampons, pads, period panties, cups, and finally, these. I haven't bought or even thought about another period product since. They're flexible, easy to clean, so comfortable I don't even feel them. I did some research about how to find the best fit and combination of features and landed on this brand. Getting two different sizes, and carrying cases, for less than the cost of other brands was a huge bonus, because I have used both sizes interchangeably. Like other reusable period products, these may have a learning curve if you're new to the product. There are plenty of videos available out there to help the beginner feel comfortable, and I'd recommend watching at least a couple before you take the jump. It took me a few cycles to really get the positioning right before I got zero leaks, but once I did, I was able to go swimming, take long car rides, and go hiking with the disc in. Like a good old silly tampon commercial, except these actually are comfortable, even if the other symptoms aren't. Speaking of, as someone who once suffered from debilitating cramps that only got worse after having kids, wearing the flexible disc definitely contributed to my cramps losing intensity. These are easier to remove than a cup. They don't have suction, so there's no awkward "omg am I sucking out my soul" when removing.

I’ve had two kids and have tried a couple different disc but none would stay tucked but this one just fit me perfectly (the larger one) and stayed tucked for me. I love the removal loop though I do wish it were a bit thicker because I really have to tug on it to remove the disc and I’m so nervous it will break. I love that there’s a notch and a loop in the design so I can use the loop to pull it from behind my pubic bone and then use the notch for the rest of the removal. Once it’s inserted I don’t feel it at all like I did with my cup which always slid down and was uncomfortable. Highly recommended disc and this one has two sizes at a great price. Also my box stated that the product is made of medical grade silicon and is FDA approved, I’m not sure why they don’t boast that information on Amazon but I hope it’s true because this is the only disc I’ve found that works for my body.

I really wanted to love this. I currently use the Hello disc but it's messy during removal and a couple days of my period my cervix sits a bit low so I also wanted a smaller disc with a pull tab. This product it was recommended by a friend so there are some people that love it but I've only used it 2x since purchase 5 months ago. 2/20 period days are bad odds. I like the size and it's comfortable when it's inserted but getting in in is a pain. 1. The texture of the bodyotics disc is velvety soft (vs almost plastic-y smooth like the hello disc) if you have a drier vagina the friction is painful even when the bodyotics is wet. I know some people keep lube in their bathroom but I don't so it's inconvenient for me. 2. The rim of the bodyotics disc is very flexible. Which is why the disc is so comfortable when it's inside however during the insertion any pressure to push it inside will cause it to collapse on itself like a pancake and lose its slim pinched shape that is required for insertion. I still haven't found a alternative for my Hello disc, I deal with the explosion that come when I remove it and I wear period underwear on days my cervix is low. All of this annoyance is still preferable to trying to get the bodyotics Disc to work for me.

At first I wasn't sure. Leaked a little bit and weird to pull out but more I used easier it got and not as hard to remove as the cup I've used previously

This product has been LIFE CHANGING! DISC - AMAZING! - You can use it for 12 HOURS. - You can be on the beach not worrying if there is a string coming out of your binikis. - You do not need to worry about where you will change the tampon, or if there is a restaurant near by. - There is NO MESS what so ever, it DOESN'T LEAK. - The disc DOESN'T EFFECT YOU'RE CRAMPS at all. - There is a small learning curve of insertion but you'll have it down in 3 tries. You just need to figure out the correct size for you (the majority of women have M-L, while S is very rare). - The only thing you need to do is BOIL BEFORE monthly USE. - After 12h you empty the cup, wash it with water and reinsert it. - It's very COMFORTABLE, EASY TO USE AND SIMPLY AMAZING BECAUSE I DO NOT NEED TO DEAL WITH IT. - And additionally, it's GREAT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT. - I used to be very irritated due to menstrual products during my period, I hated needing to deal with it, the feeling of it, the insertion etc., but this really changed my life, my mood, my irritability. I FEEL MORE CALM, AND AT PEACE DURING MY PERIOD BECASUE OF THIS DISC. Product is exactly like the pictures. Pads - made me rash with the perfumes and I felt like i'm wearing a diaper. If ona. heavier flow, sometimes you would have some blood spill over during the night, whihc doesn't happen with discs. Tampons - you can't have them in for more than 3 h, and they cause cramps and the possibility of TSS. Reuasble pads - while they are nicer for the skin, good for the environment, they move around and I still feel like wearing a diaper. Also, you need to wash them and if you tarvel around that's a bit hard sometimes, but still doable. Cup - I though that would be the bets option, since you can use it for longer periods of time and can swim with it, it eneded up being horrible for me. I hated the process of inserting and it usually hurt, I hated the vacum, and even though I cut the steem, I could still feel it. All in all it was really not nice at all for me.

Love it! It’s so comfortable and better than the last one I had. It’s very good that it comes in 2 different size so you can use the one you need depending on how much you bleed. Will recommend this to everyone I know! Just remember that you can have fun with these and the guy will not mind it because they can barley feel it

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As a long time cup user I decided to try the disc after getting an iud and experiencing annoying suction from the cup. This came with 2 sizes, I only used the large however for 2 cycles so far. It goes in really easily, and it's easy to adjust esp if you know where your cervix is. I liked that it would auto-empty everytime I went to pee, but then everytime it filled up it would auto-empty as well, when NOT on the toilet, which was annoying initially. Luckily I was wearing a pad for backup and I quickly learned that I cannot wear this disc without also wearing a pad because of the auto-emptying. But I realised it wasn't emptying completely at those times, only partially,which gave me to time to empty it fully on the toilet. I also do not have to remove the disc during a bowel movement, whereas I always had to remove the cup (it slides out on its own). Overall because of the auto-emptying feature I had to remove and reinsert the disc MUCH LESS than the cup on my heavy days, and when I do remove the disc it's much easier to reinsert. And that gives me a more relaxing experience with no more painful suctioning. As long as you don't mind wearing a pad for the overflow. To give perspective on my heaviest day I only manually removed it once in 12hrs to empty, and changed the pad twice. The rest auto-emptied while on the toilet. So I'm overall very pleased with it.

Updated review January 2025: Over a year on I’m still using these menstrual discs and I’ve recommended them to allll my friends. I’ve had no issues with leakage apart from the one instance I mentioned in my original review where my boyfriend accidentally dislodged it. They’re comfortable to wear (I often forget I have them in) and easy to clean, and although they’re more expensive than a pack of pads or tampons, by this point I’ve probably broken even. I’ve just seen another review which says they don’t last long, but this doesn’t reflect my experience so perhaps that person got a faulty product or has been a bit overzealous while cleaning (I scrub mine quite vigorously with soap before sterilising though). The fact these come as a two-pack is great as you can remove one, put the other in and clean and sterilise the first one so it’s ready for when you change it later. I can go to the toilet as normal without worrying about pushing this out or any part of it getting contaminated. I have also used them while swimming, and basically I can live my life totally as normal while wearing the disc. Can’t recommend them enough. I would love to gift these to my more eco-conscious friends or friends who struggle with pads and tampons, but I think people might find it to be a weird gift. Luckily a few of my friends have already followed my recommendation and are equally happy with the discs. Just buy them! You won’t regret it. Original review September 2023: I love these! I’ve been intrigued about menstrual discs for a while and I was going to buy the nixit disc which I think is about £40, but I had put it off for a long time as I was worried I might hate it. I have tried a menstrual cup (the moon cup) in the past and I really didn’t get on with it, I found it too stiff so it was uncomfortable to wear, and because cups rely on suction I found it really difficult to remove and was put off from ever using it again. This experience made me wonder if I would have a similar experience with discs but I wanted something more sustainable than tampons. When I saw these at about £26 for a pack of two I decided they would be a good way to try a disc without wasting too much money if it’s not for me. I’m 28 (soon to be 29) and have never been pregnant or given birth. I first tried the smaller size, which did leak but I think that’s because my boyfriend dislodged it because he was intrigued about what it was and how it fits in etc. The next day I was keen to try again so I tried the larger size, which did feel a bit bigger inside me at first, but once I relaxed I couldn’t feel it at all. They’re easy to remove with the little finger loop - the instruction say you can cut this off if you find it uncomfortable, but I can’t see how it would cause discomfort and I also think it it would make it more difficult to remove the disc. I also think that seeing the blood collected in the cup rather than it being absorbed by a pad or a tampon makes me feel more in tune with my body as I have a real sense of how heavy my flow is which I never really did before. I was kinda surprised! Additionally, we have tested the claim that you can use these to have mess free period sex and were pleasantly surprised! There was no sign of me being on my period, although my boyfriend said he could feel the disc but that it wasn’t too bad. I wanted to give them a good trial before I left the review, so I’m currently on my second period since getting them and I can confidently say I have no plans of going back to tampons. I haven’t used pads since I was in school, which is actually very risky behaviour on my part as it means that I usually use tampons overnight which promotes the risk of toxic shock syndrome. However it’s safe to use a menstrual disc overnight so this is an additional benefit. I originally thought it was kinda annoying that they come in a pack of two sizes, but both sizes work for me so that’s actually fine. My original plan was to try these first before trying the nixit disc, but I get on with these so well and they’re such good value for money, I really don’t see the point in spending almost double the amount on a single cup when I can get two for this price. Absolutely cannot fault this product; at the end of its lifespan I’m likely to buy the same product from the same brand again, and if I were to lose or damage them I wouldn’t hesitate to repurchase. A note on cleaning: I understand that if I were to sterilise this in a pan, the very act of sterilising it means that I’m not contaminating the pan. However, I don’t really like the idea of potentially cooking for myself, my boyfriend, friends and family in a pan which I’ve used to clean a menstrual product. I bought a little electric steam steriliser from amazon for about £20 which works well. I remove the disc, empty it into the toilet or shower (depending on where I am when I removed it) then clean it in either the shower or sink with shower gel or handwash. Then I use the steriliser I bought. You can buy sterilisers which are just a collapsible silicone container that you fill with water, pop your disc or cup in, and microwave. I would have bought one of these but we don’t own a microwave. If your disc has an unpleasant odour once you’ve washed and sterilised it, you may have something going on down there (I wasn’t aware I had BV the first time I used my discs. I used hydrogen peroxide to get rid of the odour and I have been fine this period after treating the BV - no unpleasant odours)